Welcome to Todd’s Inheritance Museum and Interpretive site, location of the British landing in the assault of Baltimore in September 1814.
Visit Todd’s Inheritance
Visit Todd’s Inheritance museum and interpretive site and hear about early native American presence, the Todd family settlement and the role of the homestead and residents in the War of 1812.
The History of Todd’s Inheritance
The Todd family settled on North Point in 1664 and farmed over 1700 acres. Some of this land is still farmed today, over 350 years later. The house was used as a lookout post for the American militia awaiting the arrival of the British in 1814, and is now part of North Point State Park.
News & Events 
Maryland 250 Commission visits Todd’s Inheritance
On August 4, members of the Maryland 250 Commission enjoyed a tour of Todd’s Inheritance museum and grounds. This commission was authorized in 2023 by Gov.Wes Moore to plan a…
Victorian Mourning : Fact and Fantasy
We welcome women’s cultural history specialist, Juanita Leisch, to Todd’s this October opening. Juanita will dress part of Todd’s Inheritance’s interior as if the household were in mourning for a deceased…
Support and Membership
Support Todd’s Inheritance Historic Site, Inc. and provide resources for restoration, preservation and maintenance of the house and homestead, as well as support of our educational and outreach programs.
